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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1976
Page
11
Los Angeles board member Dr. Robert Docter calls for removing school financing from property taxes. He urges major tax reform to relieve property owners and aligns reform with Serrano Priest ruling. A statewide mix of taxes is proposed to fund schools and related programs.
The City of Hewshed and F RaS Tieled contest federal flood hazard zoning. Richard W. Krimm says the area of extreme hazard, about two miles long, is downgraded to moderate risk. new construction avoids flood insurance, and residents may buy voluntary coverage at lower rates. City Administrator Jack Simpson notes classification shift reduces rates from 25 cents to 3 cents per dollar of coverage.
About 3 top skaters wowed a fine day crowd at the World Professional Skateboard Championships in Long Beach. Free Farmer, an F1 Segunda maker, posted 20000 in prize money awarded Sunday after the two day meet. Henry Hester won 1000 for first in men's slalom. Desiree Von Esson 600 for women's slalom. Bob Skolberg 100, Bob Jarvis 400 for consecutive 50 degree, Tony Alva 400 for barrel jump, Ernie Martin 300 for high jump.
Health notes explain dizziness as a symptom with various meanings and sensations. The text contrasts vertigo with lightheadedness tied to circulatory issues and highlights patient descriptions, urging visits to a spinal health lecture at Helzer Chiropractic Office on bidirectional Wednesdays.
Martin Feeney a Santa Cruz environmental sciences major from Long Beach led a four person team to construct a dual circuit solar water heater. The unit uses a closed collector with copper tubing to heat water to about 130 degrees and feed a tank heating system for the home water supply. John Feeney paid under 20 dollars for materials and the family says initial results show potential savings while plans for a wind generator loom.
Funeral services for Raymond Chester Nicodemus longtime Long Beach resident will be held Wednesday at the Church of Our Fathers Forest Lawn Cypress DFeSS He died Saturday at his home after a long illness He was 60 a 50 year member of First Baptist Church Long Beach a Newton Kan native and a member of Rock Masonic Lodge 313 Tulsa He is survived by his widow Helen mother of Service Chapter 414 Order of the Eastern Star Long Beach a son Jerry a daughter Shirley Pecora and grandchildren
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